Sack-

Sạck-:

sa#ck|för|mig

adj → like a sack, sack-like

adv → like a sack

Sa#ck|gas|se

f → dead end, blind alley, cul-de-sac (esp Brit); (fig) → dead end; in eine Sack- geraten (fig) → to finish up a blind alley; (Verhandlungen) → to reach an impasse; in einer Sack- stecken (fig) → to be (stuck) up a blind alley; (mit Bemühungen etc) → to have come to a dead end; die Verhandlungen in die Sack- führen (fig) → to lead the negotiations into an impasse; die Verhandlungen aus der Sack- führen (fig) → to end the impasse in the negotiations

Sa#ck|hüp|fen

nt <-s>, no pl → sack race

Sa#ck|kar|re

f → barrow, handcart

Sa#ck|kleid

nt → sack dress

Sa#ck|lei|nen

nt, Sạck|lein|wand

f → sacking, burlap (US)

Sa#ck|mes|ser

nt (Sw, S Ger: = Taschenmesser) → pocketknife, penknife

Sa#ck|pfei|fe

f → bagpipes pl

Sa#ck|tuch

nt pl <-tücher>

(= Sackleinen) → sacking, burlap (US)

(S Ger, Aus, Sw: = Taschentuch) → handkerchief

Sa#ck|wich|ser

m (sl) → wanker (vulg)